Anmore’s new community hub building could soon have its own café or host other small commercial enterprises. March 4 a public hearing will be held at the hub prior to…
Tri-Cities Local Immigration Partnership
The Tri-Cities Local Immigration Partnership (TCLIP) brings community leaders and organizations together to develop welcoming and inclusive communities, where established residents and newcomers feel a sense of belonging and attachment.
TCLIP Events
This podcast explores inclusive mentorship beyond job-seeking, focusing on solidarity, reciprocity, and growth. Luna Aixin & Sanzida Habib discuss how mentorship can be more authentic and impactful.
We’re looking to engage 20 organizations and groups who support and deliver settlement services in the Tri-Cities to explore interest in community-based planning.
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Community organizations can find resources to support their work on diversity, equity & inclusion.
New to Tri-Cities
Newcomers can find programs and services that will help them settle smoothly in our communities.
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A Port Moody resident is one of 105 nominees up for a YWCA Women of Distinction award. Doreen MacFarlane is a finalist in the non-profit category for her work as…
For the first time in Canadian history, hundreds of women in policing gathered in one Vancouver conference room to support each other and discuss issues they’re facing. The , held March…
Investment scams, including those involving cryptocurrency, remained the riskiest scam type in 2024, according to a new report from the Better Business Bureau. Financial grooming scams are often complex and…
Five Port Coquitlam companies took home prizes from the city last week for their business excellence. More than 150 people were at the 10th annual PoCo Best Biz Awards celebration…
Eight Tri-City groups that help and connect seniors will split $187,877 in federal funding. On March 3, Coquitlam-Port Coquitlam MP Ron McKinnon announced the money as part of the New…
Land Acknowledgement
We acknowledge that the work of the Tri-Cities Local Immigration Partnership takes place on the unceded traditional territory of the Kwikwetlem First Nation, which lies within the shared territories of the Tsleil-Waututh, Katzie, Musqueam, Qayqayt, Squamish, and Sto’:lo Nations.
